Math, asked by niveditabhat, 10 months ago

What are the 7 hardest problems in maths?

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Answered by bhatmahima8

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Step-by-step explanation:

The seven hardest problems in maths are:-

i. P vs. Np

ii. Riemann hypothesis

iii. Poincare conjecture

iv. Mass gap

v. Yang mills

vi. Navier strokes

vii. Birch Swinnerton conjecture.

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